She lost her memory and climbed out of the dead. She couldn't remember who she was or why she was on the battlefield.
She was a royal princess who was forced to come to the front line to offer condolences. It was very interesting to see that she was not afraid of anyone, so he called her forward and asked in a gentle voice, "What is your name?"
"My name is Mo Jingchun!" She picked this name up.
It was rare for someone to address herself like this, and Song Zhixiao felt very strange about this person who had no rules.
She asked, "Are you interested in patrolling the battlefield where you fought so hard with Gu?"
She wiped the blood off her face, did not answer the question, and walked away alone. Song Zhixiao watched her leave without saying a word.
"From now on, if you follow Gu, no one will dare to yell at you."
When they met in the palace cabinet for the second time, Song Zhixiao saved Mo Jingchun, who was reckless and a little foolish, and promised that no one would threaten her life again in this life.
But later, no one expected that they were the best and most painful blades to kill each other.
Reader comments
I read this book using my other account. I think overall this book is quite good, and the slow-burn emotional line is pretty good. I'm curious why no one has read this book? When I turned to the last page, I actually grabbed the first reminder. Judging from the introduction, there is probably a knife behind it, so I'll put the five-star reviews here first. Come on, author.
I read this book using my other account. I think overall this book is quite good, and the slow-burn emotional line is pretty good. I'm curious why no one has read this book? When I turned to the last page, I actually grabbed the first reminder. Judging from the introduction, there is probably a knife behind it, so I'll put the five-star reviews here first. Come on, author.